Need USA publisher traffic not bots...
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- Jun 25, 2015
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If you're looking for legitimate US desktop traffic for tech-support leads, I'd focus on publishers with real US audiences rather than generic traffic sellers.
I'd ask publishers for:
* US desktop percentage
* Monthly unique visitors
* Traffic sources
* Audience/device breakdown
* Previous lead-gen performance
* Whether the traffic is exclusive or resold
Also make sure the landing page and ads clearly explain what service is being offered. Avoid fake virus alerts, misleading Microsoft/Apple branding, or forced call promptsthose are exactly the patterns regulators have been targeting.
For a first test, I'd run a small campaign with 2–3 relevant publishers, track qualified calls rather than just clicks, and scale the sources that actually produce genuine leads.
For this, I’d focus on genuine US desktop traffic and track the full funnel from click to qualified call. The key is matching the traffic source with the offer and monitoring call quality, not just pushing volume.
- Jul 29, 2008
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You’ll want genuine US desktop traffic from relevant tech/support audiences not just bulk traffic.
I’d test a few quality publishers first, track call conversions and scale the sources that actually generate qualified calls.
I’d test a few quality publishers first, track call conversions and scale the sources that actually generate qualified calls.